Le Meurice
Refined splendor, 18th-century architecture, and the latest in contemporary comfort and elegance, Le Meurice has been the crown jewel of French luxury hotels since 1835. In the heart of Paris’ stylish 1st Arrondissement, Le Meurice is a magical retreat that showcases the French art of living in style. Seven uniquely themed floors containing 160 rooms and suites decorated in an extravagant Louis XVI style.
Suites Include:
La Parisienne – A secret Parisian escape with large windows and an inviting view.
Versailles Suite, Park View – Lavish fabrics in rich colours, complemented by graceful Louis XV style furniture.
Pompadour Suite – Lavish fabrics in rich colours, complemented by graceful Louis XV style furniture.
Heritage Suite, Park View – Dalí’s favourite room, featuring a magnificant view of the Tuileries Garden.
Also Included Are:
Presidential Apartment, Park View
Belle Etoile Penthouse Suite With Terrace
Restaurants & Bars
La Meurice Alain Duccase – Fresh and Sourced for Quality – Jocelyn Herland – A representation of excellent execution in the culinary realm.
Le Dalí – A Unique Restaurant With a Singular and Elegant Spirit -Philippe Starck – A contemporary dialogue between traditional Parisian Classics and Mediterranean flavors.
Bar 228 – The Famous Bar of A Thousand Stories – The place for discerning Parisians to settle down amongst the deep leather armchairs.
La Pâtisserie du Meurice par Cédric Grolet – “Beauty Brings Them in But Taste Brings them Back” – Cédric Grolet –
The Hotel is a short stroll from Paris’s most famous landmarks including Place Vendôme, Le Louvre, L’Opéra, Place de la Concorde, and
the Palais-Royal.
In keeping with Alain Ducasse’s philosophy, Executive Chef Jocelyn Herland of Le Meurice Alain Ducasse uses only the freshest and seasonal produce, strictly sourced for their quality and provenance, are vital to providing the finest cuisine.
A classical elegance combined with contemporary pieces of furniture and objects, to which is added the breathtaking views of the nearby Tuileries gardens, emerging through the large windows.
